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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
BreYitieS.

Extract from young Newport swe1l'S note
to friend: ''Sorry Can't bee introduced
two your sister This afternoon, mi Valet left
mi Three o'clock Suit in new York and j
kouldent Go out in a Checked suit Then. Or
fully sorry. Faithfully yours, Algernon
BERTHE Silly."-New York Mail
Seaside engagements: 'sYour attentions
sir, and your offer of marriage are exceed.
ingly f1attering to me, but I am already en-
gagged for this season. "-Fhegende Batter.
An honest dealer viii do his buying and
selling by the same scales. There are no two
weighs about him--New Orleans Picayune.
SMITH saw you carrying home 9 couple
OF nice looking watermelons last night
Brown. How much did they cost youi
Brown don't know yet. The doctor L
up at the house just now.-Life.
Don't get mad at the squalling girl-baby in
the horse car. Think what she viii be seven
teen years from date, and let yo1r active
imagination Danish the disagreeable reality.
Cambridge Chronicle.
"Do you know the nature of an oath,
ma'amT inquired the judge. "Well, reckon
orter," was the reply. my husband drives
q canal boat. Merchant Traveller.
Butcher Ito young housekeeper)-I have
nothing left, mum, but q hind quarter Of
lamb and liver. Young Housekeeper-
Very well, you may send a hind quarter OF
hver.-Life.
A Jersey City man recently sold his wife
for so. It is difficult to understand what
makes New Jersey women so valuable. In
many places women are given away.-Nor-
Fistown Herald 5ff
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
The Young idea.

Florence, aged 4, demanded as her per
quisite the wishbone of every fowl brought
into the house. One day she was carefully
arranging her collection when her father
came into the room. "Fader," she said, look
ing up-'fader, is you dom to diep "Why,
yes, Florence, we must all die some time, /" he
said, touched by her earnest look. @Fader,
when you does die, may have your wish
Sone?"-Rome Sentinel
CASE OF PRE-EMPTIoN.
ooh! amt you mean," said one 6-year-old
90 the other "You took the biggest cake.
was just going to tske it myself. Life.
JUST SPANK HER. 1
Mamma, didn't you say if this dolly got
broke, somebody'd have to be spankedY eyes,
I did" 'FWell, dolly broke her head to-day.
Just spank her."-Chicago News.
FULL EXPLANATION.
The polite child is the latest in the juvenile
world She was strolling around the neigh
borhood on tour of observation, when she
came across eolored man sitting on a door
Etep. She stood with her finger in her mouth
looking at him. Finally she said: "You're g
colored man, amt you9" "You are a very
polite little girl" he said. eyes, am a col
ored man" ooh, yes; I'm very polite. IcaI
every niger I see a colored man. San
Francisco Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
Queer Wrinkles.

Queer Wrinkles.
NO COPY WANTED.
Office boy to editor)-There is man out
side who says that he has a bill he wants to
present. Editor-Say to him that his manu-
script is respectfully declined
JUST HEB SIZE.
II think wear twos," she simpered to the
shoemaker; "do not9" ayes, ma'am," said
the nest dealer, "you wear twos." Then,
under his breath, sOne on each foot"
NEW AND FRESH.
Reporter Docking for items)-Anything
new or fresh this morning in the railroad
liner Railroad official oughtfully)-H'm-
let me see-yes, that paint you are leaning
against is new and fresh. 1t was only put on
this morning.
JUSTLY CELEBRATED.
"Do you know why we celebrate Washing
toms Birthdays" asked Mr.. Hendricks Of his
son Bobby; "why his birthday is honored
more than-fhan mine, for instanceT ~Oh,
yes" responded Bobby, promptly; George
Washington never told lie."
THE TRIALS OF FARMING.
1T can't imagine what the trouble Is with
that cow" said New Yorker, who Is giving
his attention to amateur farming this season.
"She looks all right" commented neighbor.
eyes, she looks all right" agreed the New
Yorker, "but the doocid critter won't give
down her milk When bought her month
ago she gave twenty-four quarts day; now
I'm lucky to get five. And it isn't because
ehe doesn't get MIXED often enough" added
The puzzled amateur "Not day passes
don't milk that cow half a dozen times, at
leaS&n-New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
A Novel Flower on the Isthmus.

A novel flower has been found on the
isthmus of Tehuantepec, at the San Jose
hacienda, some twenty-five leagues from
the city of Tehuantepec. This floral
chameleon has the faculty of changing its
colors during the day In the morning it
is white; when the sun is at its zenith it Is
red, and at night it is blue. This red.
white-and- blue flower grows on a tree
about the size cf the guayave tree, and
another popularity of this flower is that
only at noon does it give out any perfume
Central America Letter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
TWO LETTERS.

auy darling wife," Che writes, "come home;
I cannot do without you.
throughout these gloomy rooms roam;
My thoughts are all about you
EBut if you think it best to stay,
Why, do so-perhaps you'd better
Don't think of me at all, pray
And thus winds up the letter.
Quickly smile goes DER his face,
As In the ink again he dips.
GDear john" Che writes. you know the plaza,
And don't forget to bring the chips"
Tom Mason, in New York Sun
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
Mana sahib,s widow.

The widow of Mana Sahib, the leader
of the Sepoy mutiny of 1857, died recently
at Katmandu, the capital of NepauI She
was the daughter of a Hindoo school
teacher and shared her husbands ambi-
ton to ascend one day the throne of India
She lived for many years on a small pen
sion granted her by the government of
NepauL Chicago Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
EnrIand,s wheat imports.

England, it is stated, now imports from
Russia 5000, 600 hundred weight OF
wheat, against 10000, 900 fifteen years
ago. In the same interval the import
from America has increased from 12, 600, :
600 hundred weight to 10000, 900. New
Orleans Times Democrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-05
DISAPPOINTMENT.

I asked nv love to row with me
Upon the moonlit lake;
And, far from shore, where none could see,
l tried a kiss to take.
She promptly boxed my ears, and so
We're On bad terms just now,
I thought we'd have pleasant row
Instead, we had a row.
Cambridge Chronicle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-23
Telegramas via HabaDa.

Viena, 5 de Marzo.-El gobierno
limita Ia petici6n de creditos que We
liza hacienda para hsllarse militarmen-
to preparado contra los sucesos que
pndieran turbar Ia paz europea.
Paris, 5.-En Mia se han expert
mentado nuevos temblores dc terra,
aunque ligersmente.
Londres, 5.-Las noticiss de Bal
raria dan cuenta de una sublevacion
contra Ia regencia en- Tirnovs.
Sofis, Ia capital, ha sido declarada
en- estado de sitio.
Las commissioners se hallan corta-
das, y reina 10 ansrquia en- el pai'.
Los ex Ministries Karaveloff y Fan
koff han sido presos.
viena, SET gobierno de Servia hs
concentrate tropas en- 10 froutera bdl.
pars. con motive de los trastornos de
que estA siendo teatro el territorio de
Bulgaria.
Ell de Rumsnis, por su parte, prosi-
que en- sus medidas de precaucion, ,
fesuelto . defender el pats contra todc
ataque 8 invasion.
San Petersburgo, Sci gobiernc
ruso est& celebrando en- Bessara bla
Erandes contratas de provisiones pars
81 ejercito.
4. Atenas, 6.-En 10 Morea occidental
han ocurrido violentos temblorss d.
terra.
No se han recibido pofmenofes sobr'
los estragos que hayan causado.
Roma, 6.--Ha fallecidc 81 Padf'
Beck, general Dc u Otdsn de- loo Je
gnitas.
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DE BARROs.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Un deber de gratitud pone hoy
Ia pluma en- mis- man0s para tribu-
tar I'm justo elogio al inteligente
DR.. d. Oasimiro Garcia, que desem-
pefia la plaza titular de Barranqui-
tas. Si los hechos justifican los
m6ritos, la operaci6n que el seilor
Garcia ACADIA de practicar ell mi
hiio Porfrio, pone de relieve una
vez mas la justa fauna que lleva
adquirida en- sus cat0rce amos de
practica.
Mi indicado hijo sufrfa, desde ST.
nacimiento, de una estrechez en- Ell
intestine recto, estrechez que Sc
oponfa & la salida de las materias
fecales, pues por ell conducto ma
tural destinado q aquel objetO ape
mas 81 cabia ell canon de una peque-
ia pluma de ave. Desesperado
por el continue padecimiento del
pobre nifio, y deseando proporcio-
mar alivio q su enfermedad, me ocu-
rri6 la idea de llevarlo q Barran-
quitas, y ponerlo en- manos del DIR.
Garcia, del cual tenia informes
excelentes.
Este digno discipulo de Galeno,
con anneIla SArenidad COnfianZa
.dignas del que tiene conciencia de
Bus acciio6es, procedi6 4 la opera
Ci6n, Y, gracias & su habilidad, Sc
encuentra hoy mi hijo curado en-
teramente de la dolencia que le
aquejaba.
Reciba Barfanquitas mis- mas
cumplidos placemes por la adqui-
sici6n de tan inteligente facultatl-
vo; Y no-olvide que I'm empleado
euando es probo 6 inteligente vale
IN tesoro. y pues en- el DR.. Garcia
le tiene, debe c0nservarle para que
mas tarde no llore su p6rdida.
DR.. Garcia, dispensadme 81 hierC
vuestra modestia a usted debo Ia
vida de mi indicado hijo, y nc
puedo menos que enviarle, desde
estas lfneas, la mas prOfunda ex-
preston de mi gratitud.
Barros, 1S de Mario de 1887.
Joviniano Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-23

El Pal, describe ell bauquete
que dieron los autonomistas en- Ia
Habaua al senior Ramirez de Villa
Urrutia, representante de Espafia
en- Venezuela, q quien salud6 con
movido E CIamor del Pats, al pa
sar aquel senior por aqui hacepoco,
haciGndonos saber que es nieto
del Intendente Ramirez.
Recordaran nuestros lectores
que hablamos ligeramente de ese
GctO.
Concurrieron al mismo, entire
otros, los sefiores Ortiz, Gown,
Lamar, Leyva, Bernal, Zambra-
ma, Gaivez, Montalvo, Ar6stegui,
Conte, Saladrigas, Freyre. Del
Monte, y los seiiores Fisueroa y
Fernandez de Castro, autores de
la gastron6mica idea realizada.
Ell banquete tuvo efecto en- Ell
LouOre.
!, No. SO cuenta que hubiese ha-
bido c6licos.
Nj que hubiese concurrido VAL
divia.
lOh, los autonomistas !-volve'
mos 4 decir.
No pierden ripio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-23
VENTA DE FINCAS.

En- Jurisdiction Cayey reaa agricoa compuesta
de 200 curda de ano cas en- s toadd
sembrado de moo; tene amb@n embras de cafe plata
nos arboe truaes hbacon bajos de
poster amscenes ranchons basantes servco de hnca
gande de la Plata que bana excelenes ve
xens6 central que Ia atravesa
extremos pasando nte habitacon dis
tanca de ounce vente vara atrayesa tamben uIa
quebrada de permanentes bastane caudaoa da oe
la poba sion unos Is minutes. aza mil pesos enten
endose Ia regociacdn don Melton Vzluez e doctor don
Jose Antonio Guder RESIDENCES dcha pueblo de Cayey 81
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SocIo PROTECTOR.

La Junta Provincial de la So
ciedad Protectora de los ninos,
en- session celebrada 81 IA de los
corrientes, deseando dar un fiel
testimonio de su reconocimiento al
esclarecido General Excmo. Sr. D.
Juan Contreras, fund6 su acuerdo
proclamandolo Socio Protector de
Ia misma, Y nombr6 de su seno
una Comisi6n para poner on ma
nos de s. e. ell Diploma que asi
10 justifica, acompahada de los ID
nifos de ambos sexos que hoy
Sc encuentran asilados; expression
sincera que demuestra ell alto
aprecio que Sc hizo de la esponta-
nea manifestation de aquella Supe-
rior .Autoridad, dando & conocer sus
patri6ticas y humanitarias tenden-
cias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-23

Bien venidos.-HemoS tenido el
gusto de saludar en- esta Imprenta
a muchos estimados amigos nues-
tros de la Isla, entire ellos va.
rios dignos Alcaldes, que Sc en-
cuentran en- la Capital con el OBJ
.eto de cumplimentar al Excmo.
Sr Gobernador, que esta por llegar.
Sean bien venidos.
Teatro. la nochs del Sabado
tltimo Sc cant6 Ray Bias, Ell la del
domingo Lucre-ia Borgia. Ambas
parllturas atrajeron al Teatro nu-
merosa concurrencia. Ambas han
Waldo q la Companfa, q la senora
Paoli Y q los senores Migliori, Ca
vazza Y Pozzi, enti6ndase, un lisou
jero triuufo. Dos n1meros ARE
bataron al publico el duo de So
prano y tenor de Ruy Bias, tercer
acto, Y ell de soprano y tenor de
Lucre.ia Borgid, segundo acto. Los
repetidos artistas, sonora Paoh,
y sehores Migliori, Cavazza Y Pozzi,
fueron objeto de ruidosas ovacio-
mes. La primera, ademas, Iecibi6
un precieso ramo de flores, que
fue arrojado la escena desde el
palco de S. L. Delicado tribute
rendido al merito J
Los coros regulares la m1sica
bien, bajo la muy celosa Y euten-
dida direction del maestro Bracale.
aida" "-Rsta anunciada para el
jueves pr6ximo esta notable opera.
Auguramos un lleno.
Agradecidos I'll Senor Director
del Institute Provincial, don AL
berto Reg6les, nos ha obsequiado
con un eiemplar de 81 obra, de tex
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-23

los acusados antes de dictarse sentences
pr los Cousejos de guerra.
Mr.. Karaveloff, Ell ex- Ministro y ex
miembro del Consejo de Regencis, St
halla moribundo por consecueDcia de
los golpes que se lie aplicaron.
Roma, 8.-Se han sentido nuevoE
temblores de terra en- Mentona.
Londres, 8.-Complfcase cAda vez
mas la situaci6n en- Bulgaria, por con-
secuencia de las sublevaciones y de las
horrorosss ejecuciones que les han Sc
guido.
Creese inminente una ocupaci6n del
territorio bdlgaro.
Nueva, York, s, - Ha ocurrido IN
desgraciado accidente en- ell ferrocarFi
elevado de esta ciudad, por haber par
lido, sntes de tempo, de Ia estAci6n de
la calle % eu la 3.' avenada, resultan'
do mnertas 3 personals y siete heridas.
Ha fallecido en- Brooklyn ell reputa-
do orador Mr.. Henry Ward Beacher.
Id. 8.-Telegrafian de Madrid q los
diarios de esta ciu1ad, que ell General
Castillo ha renunciado ell miuisterlo de
Ia Guerra, que desempeitba, designan-
dose como probable successor al General
Martinez Campos.
Madrid, 8.-Aceptada al general
Castillo la dimisi6n de la cartera de
Guerra, hs sido desiguado para su IT,
turtle Ell general Cassola, nombla1do
Sc aqnel Comandante general del
Cuerpo de Alabarderos.
Paris, 8.-La Camars de Diputados
ha rechazado la proposition pidiendo
qua fuesen abolidos los derechos sobre
los cereales.
Ha sido aprobado per unauimidad ell
credito solicitado por ell gobierno para
atender q las victimas de los terremo-,
tos.
Loudres, Sci Representative de la
reptblica de Nicaragua en- esta capital
mega que por ell gobierno de su nsci6n
Sc haya concedido al de los Estados
Unidos intervention fiscalizadora so
brs ell canal en- proyecto.
New. York, s. -Telegratian al "He
raid" de esta ciudad que existeu riva-
lidades entire ell Pliucipe Bismarck y
el heredero del imperio ,alem&n.
Dicenle al mismo tempo que ell &C
tual Reichstsg ha silo creado expresa-
mente para hacer la oposici6n al Prfn
cipe imperial en- ell case de muerte del
Emperador Guillermo.
Londres, 9.-Dicen de San Peters
burgo que ell gobierno del Gar hA de-
do instrucciones secretas para la movi
lizaci6n de las tropss y So transporte
por los ferrocsrriles.
Paris, On. de Lesseps ha salido
para Beria.
Ell Ministro de la Gnerra, genera
Boulanger, propons q sus companeros
de gsbiucte que Sc impida Ia pubiica-
ci6n de tods noticia acerca de los mo-
vimientos que Sc hagan ejecutar al ejer-
cito.
Viena, 9-EI general Kuhn ha sido
nombrado Comsndsnte en- JEFF del ejer.
cito imperial en- Galitzia.
Existo pauico en- Ia Boise.
Londres, 9.---Dicen de Odessa que
la situaci6n en- Bulgaria continda en- ell
mismo estado, y que Russia permanece
hasta ahora iuactivs.
Andnciase que la Asambea popular
(Sobranje) sera nuevamente convoca
ia, y circu'a Ell rumor de que los 60
biernos de Russia y de Austria han lie
gado IN acuerdo.
Paris, 9. -Ha muerto ell conocido
novelists Paul Feval.
New York, Oh. teuido efecto la
inaugursci6u lie la Inca teIegr&tios en-
tire Mejico y Guatemala, eulazando con
las otras repdblicas de Centro AmeH-
CO.
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buenas con 81 leader, ) los labris-
tds de aqnf no est6n de buenas
con los vizcarrondistas. Un CO.
rresponsal de un colega autono-
mista de aqui anda en- peloteras
con otro corresponsal de EI Pue-
blo.....
lOh, angelical ammonia,
La que reina entire los partida-
rios de Dona Autonomfa!
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SOClEDAD CONSTRUCTORS
DE FINCAS JrRBANAS EN BAYAM0N

No habiendo tenido efecto por falta de lici-
tadores la subasta de Ia casa de ests Sociedad
anunciada para este dia; la Junta nombrada
para entender en- la venta vuelve 6 anunciar
di ha subasta para Ell dia de Mario proximo
la una de Ia tarde en- las ofcinas de Ia Com.
D MIA Ferrea del o. ste bajo las mismas condi-
clones establecidas en- ell primer anuncio; ad-
virtiendo que die ha casa ha sido retasada en- ID
cantidad de $50 pesos mlc. y que no SO admi
tran proposiciones que no cubran el montants
de su tsssci6n.
Bayamon, "a de Febrero de 18S7.-E Pre-.
sidente. MANUEL AGUAYO. (26)
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GACETA DE HOY.

Ell dia 10 del pr6ximo Abril, q
la una de la tarde, Sc reunirA la
Diputaci6n Provincial, q fin de
celebrar las sesiones correspon
dientes al segundo peIiodo semes
trail del ano econ6mico en- cur
so.
Disposition referente al senor
Inspector de IL Ensefi anza de-
distriso Norte.
Privilegios de invenci6n.
S~bastes.
~ovidencias judicia'es.
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PEDRO REUS Y co. Cruz ii

FABRICANTES DE SOIB IL EROS
Ala algsr,A no4a eoa e mayer esrrsre, eoates
ei0naa sumefugus dc soaAs aases 10 Esas para
calsalle CO. ssasFas. aahos saAs, Asi e9ao ;eias
bcas.es para Clegtgoa-
GrAn comp :sacaa les qUs rFoeedAs Del e1sFas
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GACETILLAS.

Loterfa Provincial He aquf los
premios mayores que han resultado
en- ell sorteo celebrado hoy:
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Ia casa namero IL, de 10 calle de 10
Luna, dividida en- dos medias case, el
que 10 interese pnede verse con do
jose B. Tzol que estk encafgado de Is
ventM A)
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Los de Cmpan proportion su ngos los
dndOs tnees de Pas de oomgn
mas liberal mds ofdo Cmpah aguna Dc Dpues hab
reddene snd POLKA cad4sa proportions
emdo enedr de POLKA mi ments
POLKA embellishments apac de pueba de
Periodic
a inteeso
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FONT VIDAL L. co. S q p5.Ssi' ss

Hu eetA Ahaecimientc
Ell sIGLO XIX
Inpor.an qnlneenAlmen,e de todAs proceasac
ice gSnasos de todAa classes pa.A vessidos dc 10
Una nsVcdad.
Conasanpameris fsnAevAn sl Suriids sn tos dsEA
sannras de 80 tAme
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CUENTA CON UN CAPITAL GARANTIA PARA ELLOs DE
1oseos, ,o67-51 PESOS.

Irms de los Dparamen de Sguros de vG,ios EGdOS d0
que asegurado COmpaNa de SegurOs "LG MGtua"
obiene nds barato ads digno de co9fansG
que eI que OfrescG ningunG Otra COmpaNfa.
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GUIA LOCAL.
SEVERO BASTON. San % PFis'i'- Il.

Tsnpo, ls4aces de HssAaolAs per =ayos co=i.
peposlte constants se vlaes hlAaeos slnsos Dc
Rsvcro Dc Ava" tGAl ie.Alae ia aessdl,adlslme
uAFcA Cssscsas
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.BAzAR De ROPAH HECHA.

Gale FortaleEs, 10, bsjos. Hay M
magnifico snrtido de trsjes para caba-
llero, recien llegadus de Europa, muy
baratos, muy seleetos y muy elegantes.
Sc esperan otros surtidos, no menos es-
cogidos.
Hey no Sc ffs, msfsns, ST."
Puerto Rico, Marco Is de 1887. 81
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--covideneias judicia'es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-23

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-18
OF labor General Assembly opened

OF Labor General Assembly opened
this morning with the end still out of
sight. The afternoon vas devoted to
the subject OF reorganiHug the gen
cral ext cutlvc board, and the debate
was red hot as usual. Bailey. one of
the anti members to the general exec
utive board, was very vehement in
HIS remarks Bailey and Barrett,
against whom fight Is being made,
are eviucutly determined to stand or
tai hy their own strength or weak
ness, and are using every mcans In
their power To prevent their over
throw by the administration. No
vote has been taken on the question,
and there Is no telling when il will
come. for every hot bloodcd speech
and charge but adds to the complicA
ton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-18

j. the si'nr a. ever and hi, au.h is as
infectious ~ it always was 'li- lecture
-,urw and ~o.ulcssed the audience that
he was compelled to respond to sc, -
eral hearty eurorcs. Griffin and Ar
del in acrobatic feats and tricks. aud
L"opo 1t Hrunnel i'll musical special
tics were very good and won
much applause The performance
closed with IA farce entitled "Wilie
Butialo's Widest West" The whole
performance, with its unique cos.
tunes aud humorous situations. was
received with storm, OF applause aud
the night wa tar more like IN open
my night than any of the season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-18
wilson A Rankin

The largest house of the season
and it was filled to OVERLOOKING
assembled at the q arland opera house
last night, and right royalty were
lIaey entertained. Mr.. Wilson has
Luxe Schooloraft, who is All old favor
lle mere, and the only man on the
rye who can dehneate the negro
character and hold the mirror up TO
me- lie is good actor as we'll rs All
ehd man, and consequently there is
much III his sketch work to enjoy. He
received a very hearty greeting whet
ne made his appearance last night, ant
rewarded the audience by keeping
'uem laughing. George Wilson
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-18

Ihe Fort Claims the Championship.
Hut Does She own H.

ih' F"rt Claims the Championship.
Hut Does She ONnIt
The Fort Worth bail club boasts
that 1t has played and defeated every
thing throughout the state of any
note and Importance, and apparently
Undertakes to clothe itself with the
honor Of state championship. The
i ort Worth club has not yet been
over this way, but from all THE
EXAMINER can learn when the Red
Stocking, of Waco visited the
Panther city on an invitation, she won
Hll the victory with little effort. Mr..
Y, III Ihacker, manager of the Rod
stockings. informs THE EXAMINER
that ~ chaIlenga has been oIwardcd
to the Fort Worth club, and it would
seem strange to the many patrons oi
| sport OF this character, should Fort
Worth refuse to accept under the
| circumstances. Gentlemen, YOU
should Eo' assn &c al houor when il
Is not mcrited. Come over to Waco
and try the Red Stockings.
THE WOLVERINES AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. oct, 1.-THE sc :
ehth game OF the WORLDS champion
ship series, played here today. resul
ed IN anotner victory for the slug.
gers 1t. Louis barely escaping anotl
er shut out. About 5000 people a
tended the game, most OF whom
seemed to favor the Browns. Som,
good base running on the part of ST
Louis was done in the first few innings
bu Bennet was too swift for them i,
throwing to second, and altorward
they Rugged the bases.
Score-Dotroit, 3: st, Louis, l.
| BNtteries-St. Louis, Caruthers an
Bu7hong. Detroit, Baldwin and Be
nett.
OTHER GAMES.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. IT, Washing
ton, 3; Baltimore, >